TORONTO Fertility, pregnancy and childbirth are not solely experienced by women, and advocates and experts say that it’s time to change the narrative to be more gender inclusive. From patient intake forms to online forums and communities, pregnancy is portrayed as something that only happens for women, more often than not excluding non-binary and trans people, and advocates say this exclusion isn’t always accidental. “It s often a lot more active, intentional and hostile and often coming from a place where people would call themselves inclusive, or equitable or feminists, but are also trans exclusionary,” Anna Penner, non-binary gestational parent of three, and Seed and Sprout program ambassador and birth and postpartum doula with Birth Mark, told CTVNews.ca in a Zoom interview on Friday.
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Maine South High School District 207 Board Honors Students for Extracurricular Activities
Three seniors were honored by the Maine Township High School District 207 Board of Education for achievement in extracurricular activities. The students honored were Ramy Atia from Maine East, Jenna Daube from Maine West and Niki Manolis from Maine South.
RAMY ATIA
Ramy has taken a challenging schedule of courses during his time at Maine East in addition to volunteering at the Al-Azhar Islamic Foundation that is focused on bringing Islamic schools to Illinois in addition to helping younger students understand Islamic religion and culture.
In the area of extracurricular activities at Maine East, he has been a three-season athlete for three years which includes basketball, volleyball and soccer. He is a four-year varsity starter for soccer and has earned several recognitions for his prowess on the soccer field. He is a three-time CSL All Conference selection, two-time All-Sectional sel
Maine South High School District 207 Board Honors Students for Career Exploration
The District 207 Board of Education named three students as “207’s Best” in the area of career exploration during the April meeting. The students recognized were Anna-Christina Gonzalez from Maine West, Inara A. Matani from Maine East and Thomas “Tommy” Weber from Maine South.
Anna-Christina is a perfect example of what District 207 aspires to help every student “find their why” says Maine West Principal Dr. Eileen McMahon. She calls Anna-Christina’s journey one that has been “thoughtful, ground and methodical” to find her chosen path after high school.
She spent the summer between freshman and sophomore year in an internship with a daycare center. While she loved that work, she was deeply affected by the serious illnesses suffered by members of her family and that was when she became immersed in her exploration of health care fields. She attended numerous medical appointm
Author of the article: Jamie Bramburger
Publishing date: Dec 19, 2020 • December 19, 2020 • 5 minute read • One of the two large stones that mark the site of the Almonte train crash that occurred on Dec. 27, 1942. This one tells the story of the crash, the other lists the 39 people killed in the collision. The stones were placed at the site in 2000 as a memorial to the victims. Jamie Bramburger photo jpg, PM
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The first telegram sent to the Board of Transport Commission arrived at 2:45 a.m., some six hours after a troop train had slammed into the back of a passenger train in the town of Almonte. The message indicated that five people had been killed and 15 injured in the crash, but by the time the sun came up, the news was much worse.
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